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Ben Vickers

From the tiny flowers of our world to vast Southwestern landscapes Ben brings his curiosity and passions to his photography, plus his desire to help. He volunteers his time and skill to the Bernalillo County Animal Care Services, Albuquerque Animal Welfare, and the Department of Veterans Affairs. 

Website: https://benvickers.photography/

Mark McNeil

MARK started life surrounded by the spectacular physical character of New Mexico -- the animals, plants, and natural formations -- as well as its richly varied cultures. Mark’s father was the first superintendent of Chaco Canyon National Monument, in charge of stewardship of the land and the ancient ruins located there, dozens of miles from “civilization,” and so the Monument became Mark’s first home. Later homes included El Morro National Monument (“Inscription Rock”), a stone bulletin board for the ages, followed by the tiny village of Ramah, and, for school, the metropolis of Gallup (ca. 14,000 inhabitants at the time). Gone for a long time he has returned to his roots to live in and photograph New Mexico.